AMS:ENX 17 November 2025 - 22 February 2026

Euronext finished Friday at 127.40 euros, adding 4% for the day. The last trade hit at 17:37 CET. Ahead of Monday, traders are still chewing over a flurry of data and policy cues as the exchange operator lines up for the next session.

Euronext is heading into the final trading stretch of 2025 with a familiar year-end setup: thinner liquidity, calendar-driven market closures, and macro headlines that can feel louder than usual because fewer traders are at their desks.

Euronext isn’t just “a stock exchange operator” anymore. In late 2025 it’s behaving more like a full-stack piece of European financial infrastructure: trading venues, clearing, settlement and custody, fixed income via MTS, ETFs via a newly integrated marketplace, plus a growing set of subscription software and data businesses. That mix is exactly why Euronext keeps showing up in the same conversations as the EU’s long-running ambition to make Europe’s capital markets less fragmented—and more globally competitive.